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Show I m Waist-Seam I (flS Models I They Have The l Spring I flf ! l'T C The war is over and every one I Jr' unconsciously reflects the spirit of I vicbry in his clothes. I Hirsh- Alive to this natural result cf I Wickwire peace, wc have been alert for the I Co. Clothes new peace models. I The waist-seam is IKE STYLE. I on We have it in alt our popular I to es makes. When you see the Slyleplus, H p Kirsh-Wickwire or Griffon clothes H Eagle label in a coat, you know you have all I Shirts the style, all the quality and all the I value that your dollar can buy. I , Stetson We sell clothes that are known to Hats be LEADERS the nation over. Also a big assortment of con-J. con-J. E. Tilt servative models for older men. , CL I The prices are as attractive as the clothes. j "SEE US FIRST' I Watson-Tanner Clothing Co. aajjjaa 'llllll ! IIMMIiL. Mrs. Josephine White DENVER'S NOTED ORGANIST Will appear tomorrow afternoon and evening and Sunday evening at THE ALHAMBRA: j I In bringing Mrs. White to Ogden Manager Skinner has secured for the music-lovers of Ogden a real treat. One special feature will be "Annie Laurie" on the Italian Harp. DON'T MISS THIS MUSICAL TREAT They Really Believe It The grocers who r.dvertise us as being deceptive, giving short weights, selling small eggs, infant bars of soap and poor quality meats really believe it is true. We can't .honestly blame them. We know they are told these things by those seeking more credit, cred-it, etc., and the grocers naturally want to believe anything that is bad about Skagp. Not so long ago one of the Washington B avenue markets who had always sold meats at a very high price, I stocked some poor quality meatj and told people it was the sort of meats sold by Skaggs. His argument was so far from the (jj truth, and people who knew our meats were so severe on him, I that he was not slow to stop such tactics. You hear no more of I "cow beef and steer beef." HERES ANOTHER ONE This market goes ever farther than the market on Washing-8 Washing-8 ton. It claims the meat we sell is the sort that is used in railroad j camps, etc, Says it is clean and healthy and all that, but just awful bad quality. He plans to offer meats of Skaggs' quality at much less price. The poor fellow, he has tried every con" ceivabie means to discredit us and our prices. He feels the public is interested in his troubles, forgetting that everyone knows him to be one of the onlooker when Ogdcn was at the mercy of the grocery trust. He offered, or gave no relief at that time, His object now in attacking the quality of our meats R is not to help the consumer, bu ke thinks even at this late date A he can help himself should he in any way discredit Skaggs. HERE'S OUR GUARANTEE J Perhaps not more than a dozen people will be attracted to purchase this fellow's cheap meats from the description he gives 1 I of them. His intentions, no doubt, are to sell you his high priced 1 meats when you come for the cheaper quality. Now wc guar- j I antee our meats to be equal in quality to his very best and you 3 may think them even better. WE GUARANTEE EVERYTHING WE SELL OLD MASTER COFFEE BUTTER EGGS Sells now at most stores for 50c Skaggs' fresh churned creamery I to b5c per pcund. Our price is only butter ....... 60c I 5c more than before the wjr price. Fresh ranch butter, pound . 55c I 1 pound carton or cm Old Mas Cocoonut butter 32c I tcr coffee 45c ' i or whole Y A. cheese, pound 35c I 3 pound can Old Master coffee .5 M.ld sweet cream cheese, pound 35 I 1 5 pound can Old Master cot'- 1 N?w York uncolored cheese. 35c pound carton green Japan pound 3c tea Fresh local ranch eggs (every. 65c 11 pcund carton basket fed one guaranteed' dozen . . 35c Japan tea . 55c 1 pound can Upton's tea . . . 80c SUNRIPE OATS, 59c pound can Upton's tea . . . 42e Large ,ack Sunr)pe roed 0Jt '0 pounds cane sugar .... ' 00 ony 2 PO""ds brovn sugar 25c 1fJ poynd ,ack, corn mfa - 5?c J 3 pounds powdered sugar . . 40c irj pound, Jap rlcc $. i 3 pounds loaf sugar 40c r, pound, Jap r(Ce 55c GOLD DUST 2 pund prl barly 25c Not the new 5c sue. but the old 10c cize which contains more. ONION SETS i 5 10c packages Gold Dust . . . 25c Seta are growing some but art K ppCCCRVFQ ,r ,ine ccndit'on to plant, any rrr-OL.I VEO amount, quart 10c $1.00 full Mason quart jar rasp Fu at,ortmen, dfn jnd f(o. . flj berry and strawberry pre er ,eed$ serves, each $160 V gallon Jar pure Mjar c a ? unit F and ap-.cot preserves $1 25 3ALIV1UN 5 pound stone jar pure J'Hy $ '5 Small flat cans red salmon . . ?2c 25c 15 ounce tni pure preserves 19c Tall cans red salmon ..... 23c I 2 tall cans milk 2Sc TJ'l cant pink salmon . . . 12 tall cans mitk .... $1 45 3 can ol sardines 25 jH 12 small cans rmik 79c 2 large cans sardines either in M 100 POUNDS SMOOTH nFJXZr " S & POTATOES, $125 oyster. 15c Medium s'ze seet oranges dozen 49c , I Large sire ju cy lemon dcim Be 1 carton 5 large boes of New solid cjbb.ige. i pounds 25c matches 30c Fresh roasted peanuts. 3 quarts 7i y OUR STORES CLOSE AT 7 0 CLOCK on Saturdays. Do your grocery shopping during Saturday morning morn-ing if possible. We can t maintain our usual store service if all wait until Saturday afternoon. SKAGGS j Government license G32932 |
